Eurozone CRISIS: Italy hatches shocking plan to 'LEAVE euro' – and ECB 'APPROVES'
ITALY is secretly hatching plans to sideline the euro and set up a parallel currency
11
November, 2017
In
a move that will spark fears across the EU of an “Italexit”,
three of the country’s political parties are backing the
introduction of “Fiscal Credit Certificates” as an alternative to
the euro.
The
complex plan has the approval of the European Central Bank.
Among
the parties backing it is Silvio Berlosconi’s Forza Italia, which
has enjoyed an astonishing comeback in the polls.
The
revelation comes as Martin Schulz, the leader of Germany’s Social
Democratic party who is tipped to become Chancellor Angela Merkel’s
deputy, last week called for the creation of a United States of
Europe by 2025.
Silvio
Berlusconi supports an alternative currency.
The certificates, known as CCFs, give workers and businesses tax breaks to boost income and productivity.
Independent MEP Diane James said: “If Italy does manage to leave the single currency, it is only a matter of time until it formally leaves the EU and the whole house of cards comes crashing down.”
And Brexit...
The certificates, known as CCFs, give workers and businesses tax breaks to boost income and productivity.
Although
not legal tender, everybody can use them to pay taxes, buy government
services or exchange them for goods or euros.
According
to a report by global analyst GEFIRA, “It is highly likely that
commercial operators, such as shops, will accept CCFs as an
alternative to the euro.
"They
can be used as a parallel currency.”
Independent MEP Diane James said: “If Italy does manage to leave the single currency, it is only a matter of time until it formally leaves the EU and the whole house of cards comes crashing down.”
And Brexit...
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